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About the book: Since the last joint IAU and COSPAR Colloquium in Gainesville in 1995, there have been dramatic changes in the field resulting from in-situ space experiments, Earth orbiting satellites and ground based observations. The brightest comet since the early years of the twentieth century, comet Hale-Bopp, appeared, giving an invaluable opportunity to see in action one great source of interplanetary dust. Similarly, the Leonid meteor shower has been at its most active since 1966, producing spectacular displays of meteors and allowing for an array of observational techniques, not available in 1966 to be used, while theory has also been refined to a level where very accurate predictions of the timing of meteor storms has become possible. Prior to the meeting a total eclipse of the Sun in South West England and North Europe was observed, traditionally a good opportunity to observe the Zodiacal cloud. The knowledge of the Near-Earth Asteroid population has also increased dramatically, with the increased study arising from the heightened awareness of the danger to Earth from such bodies. Extrasolar planets have been discovered since the last meeting and it is recognised that interplanetary dust in other Planetary Systems can now be studied. Since much of the dust observed in such systems is at a distance of order 100 AU from the star, this brings into focus the production of dust in the Edgeworth-Kuiper belt of our own system. Recent years have seen a recognition of the importance of dust originating outside our own system, that is now present in the near-Earth environment. As is always the case when great strides take place observationally, much theoretical work follows, and the same is true in this instance. While data about the planetary medium from Venus to Jupiter was beginning to be available at the meeting in 1995, the data from both Galileo and Ulysses have now been more fully analysed, with a corresponding increase in our knowledge. This book reflects the thematic approach adopted at the meeting, with a flow outwards (from meteors in the atmosphere, through zodiacal dust observation and interplanetary dust, to extra solar planetary systems) and returning (via the Edgeworth-Kuiper belt and comets) to the Earth, with laboratory studies of physical and chemical processes and the study of extra-terrestrial samples.
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COLUMBIA — Beginning Oct. 1 alleyCat yoga studio will no longer be true to its name.
AlleyCat director Ken McRae announced in a newsletter sent to Columbia yoga enthusiasts that a lease was signed this week for the upper floor of a building at 23 S. Fourth St., across from Broadway Diner. McRae plans to subcontract renovations on the building, which he said used to be an ice warehouse. He said the changes required were minimal.
AlleyCat opened in an alley-facing space at the back of The Tiger Hotel in 2005. The studio started leasing month-to-month from the hotel about two and a half years ago following announcement of the hotel's planned transformation from a retirement facility to a boutique hotel.
Glyn Laverick, CEO of the hotel, said the former alleyCat space is undergoing renovations to become a nightclub named V2, with plans to open sometime in September.
The yoga studio's future location will have twice as much space and add a kitchen, free parking, a quieter atmosphere and office spaces for health practitioners.
"I wanted a building with character for a yoga studio," McRae said. "When you go into the old warehouse, it mimics the yoga journey of going inside the body."
AlleyCat instructor Susan Mathis said she hopes the new location will allow for continued expansion of her Yoga to Grow program. The program focuses on teaching yoga practices to children. Mathis said alleyCat yoga and Yoga to Grow are jointly funding the new space.
In addition to Yoga To Grow, the new location allows for the creation of other programs and functions.
"I am excited we will have massage and other wellness type services to offer," Mathis said.
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Macy's is opening four off-price stores called Macy's Backstage in New York. Stacey Widlitz, CNBC retail analyst, discusses the retailer's strategy.
Amazon's UK site has reported an 83 percent spike in grey hair colour products year-on-year.
Shares of fast-casual restaurants have been increasing at a fast pace, raising questions about growth sustainability.
As McDonald's doubles down to reorganize its company and respond to a fiercely competitive industry, it has another issue to contend with.
A dominant fashion trend and more style-oriented men should drive sales at these women's retailers, Jefferies analyst Randal Konik said.
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NEW YORK, NY - SEPTEMBER 19: Javier Lopez #49 of the San Francisco Giants celebrates with his teammate Hector Sanchez #29 following the game against the New York Mets at Citi Field on September 19, 2013 in the Flushing neighborhood of the Queens borough of New York City. The Giants defeat the Mets 2-1. (Photo by Maddie Meyer/Getty Images)


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Seriously people, this bandwagon is getting ridiculous. There are so many games and series I don't play or like (CoD included) but I don't mark them down for no reason. Its things like this that will always make the gaming community seem like a bunch of whiny children and another reason why gamers shouldn't be taken seriously. --- GT: ZiiX360 PSN: BoxFighter85 PC: i7 930@4Ghz | EX58 UD5 | GTX 460 SLI | 8GB DDR3 | 500GB Spinpoint | Vertex 2 180 SSD | Cooler Master HAF X | VG236H | |
Not sure if they think it's cool to hate COD or that they just think it's fun to watch COD fanboys cry. | |
I enjoy hating on CoD and it's jockey, casual fanbase. What kind of screwed up mind would think its because I'm trying to be a cool dude? --- I've got an 82" 3D HDTV. Yeah, I went there. | |
Because you make silly generalizations and pretend you are better than a certain demographic? Your entire post was the evidence... Since I don't like VF5 or Tekken 6, maybe I should call their demographic "jockeys" or whatever that means and rate their games a zero without playing it. Its as childish as it seems and much worse than this mythical jockey gamer community. --- GT: ZiiX360 PSN: BoxFighter85 PC: i7 930@4Ghz | EX58 UD5 | GTX 460 SLI | 8GB DDR3 | 500GB Spinpoint | Vertex 2 180 SSD | Cooler Master HAF X | VG236H | |
From: CapnStanky | #002 That makes no sense. If you really read the posts some people clearly have a complex where they feel the need to bash games that they don't like. I guess it makes them feel better about themselves, compensates for something in their lives. Maybe been dumped or gets sand kicked in their face. Or they're just generally pretentious dicks. --- As Above, So Below | |
I just don't get it. I'll admit that I don't like CoD, but not because it's a terrible game - for all intents and purposes, they're incredible games, but they're not my cup of tea. Would I rate the game a 2 or a 3 because of that? No, that's petty and uncalled for. I mean, honestly, people rating the game that low are just ridiculous. I realize that we all have opinions, but how can anyone justify such a low score? If you dislike the game or aren't interested in it, don't play it - plain and simple. Lambasting the game because you don't like it, however, is just stupid. --- "Dont blink. Blink and youre dead. Dont turn your back, dont look away and dont blink. Good luck " | |
It is cool to hate cod and it's disturbing. I see it everywhere now. | |
Maybe Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4.4 deserves a 2? --- Now celebrating 10 years at GameFaqs. Woo. | |
From: Jeffandhisbanjo | #007 it's been getting worse and worse since COD4. It used to be sports games and Halo. Now it's FPS in general and especially COD. The funniest are the Battlefield fanboys. They are... just... WOW. Because it takes a certain mentality to be that much of a jerk when you step back and take a look at the big picture. If I'm not playing COD online, it's battlefield or Halo. I suppose that makes my other 150 Xbox 360 games and my plethera of other consoles and games meaningless. I'm just one of those "jockey" 99%. There's very little that I am embarrassed for when I call myself a gamer. But this is one of those things. The mentality of these people is sick. Comic book guy pretentious bullys. You'd think these f***s would be more enlightened. --- Occupy your earholes! Support your favorite muscians | |
Oh my god the people who jumped from cod fans to battlefield fans really are the worst. They used to play cod all the time then all of a sudden they hate everything about it and battlefield is the new holy grail blah blah. I can't put my head fully around it. |
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PAPADOPOULOS & SONS Grabs Thessaloniki Film Festival Audience Award
Marcus Markou's British feel-good comedy PAPADOPOULOS & SONS has, within the last fortnight, won the Michael Cacoyannis Audience Award at the 53rd Thessaloniki Film Festival, and received an unorthodox and historic screening at the European Parliament.
The film will be distributed in Greece this Christmas by Hollywood Entertainment, in Germany next June by Neue Visionen and will be self-distributed in the UK this coming March.
'Papadopoulos & Sons', staring Stephen Dillane, Georgia Groome, Ed Stoppard and popular French-Greek actor Georges Corraface, tells of the challenges of a rich London Greek family who lose it all in the latest economic crash.
Following his ruin Harry Papadopoulos, a self-made millionaire, reluctantly re-unites with Spiros, his estranged freewheeling brother, to re-open the abandoned Three Brothers Fish & Chip Shop they shared in their youth. Alongside Harry's children, they set about bringing the chip shop back to life under the suspicious gaze of Hassan, the neighbouring Turkish kebab shop owner whose son has his own eyes on Harry´s daughter, Katie.
As each family member comes to terms with their new life, Harry struggles to regain his lost business empire. But as the chip shop returns to life, old memories are stirred and Harry discovers that only when you lose everything can you be free to find it all.
"When they said it was being screened at the EU, I didn't think it would literally be in the Parliament with over 350 politicians and parliamentarians in attendance," says Markou, a first-time British writer and director of Greek Cypriot descent.
The film was introduced by Androula Vassiliou, EU Commissioner for Education and Culture, stating that the film was extremely topical at a time of both the EU's economic crisis. "It contains important ideas on the true meaning of success and failure for all of us. We laugh and cannot help sympathising with the characters," Vassiliou said. "The film is about a reversal of fortune and the meaning of home and family," she added.
Picking up the Michael Cacoyannis Audience Award at the 53rd Thessaloniki Film Festival was a huge surprise. "I'd flown back to the UK when they rang to say we'd won it," says Markou. "Cacoyannis died only a few weeks before we started filming and so this is a very special accolade for the film."
A huge cross section of Greek newspapers and TV news have reported the story in detail, coming at a difficult time for the country. Film critic Giannis Zoumpoulakis of newspaper To Vima said "Prime Minister Samaras was negotiating the future of our country a few doors down… It's a movie that confronts the economic crisis with optimism not only for Greece but all of Europe" whilst journalist Tina Mandilara of Proto Thema said "The day the Greek government was fighting its own battle, in the huge conference room on the third floor of the European Parliament, a film sent its own message."
Markou, alongside his producer brother and internet entrepreneur Andrew Markou, is now set to distribute the film himself into UK cinemas this March.
"The very themes of the film are about being independent at a time of crisis. It's better to be a master of your own chip shop than a dependent to the broken system," he says. "Self distribution has risks but we intend to target the UK Greek community first."
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Integrated Connectionist Models: Building AI Systems on Subsymbolic Foundations (1994)
Risto Miikkulainen
Recently there has been a lot of excitement in cognitive science about the subsymbolic (i.e. parallel distributed processing, or distributed connectionist, or distributed neural network) approach. Subsymbolic systems seem to capture a number of intriguing properties of human-like information processing such as learning from examples, context sensitivity, generalization, robustness of behavior, and intuitive reasoning. These properties have been very difficult to model with traditional, symbolic techniques. Within this new paradigm, the central issues are quite different (even incompatible) from the traditional issues in symbolic cognitive science, and the research has proceeded without much in common with the past. However, the ultimate goal is still the same: to understand how human cognition is put together. Even if cognitive science is being built on a new foundation, as can be argued, many of the results obtained through symbolic research are still valid, and could be used as a guideline for developing subsymbolic models of cognitive processes. This is the approach taken in building DISCERN (DIstributed SCript processing and Episodic memoRy Network, a distributed neural network model of script-based story understanding. DISCERN is purely a subsymbolic model, but at the high level it consists of modules and information structures similar to those of symbolic systems, such as scripts, lexicon, and episodic memory. At the highest level of cognitive modeling, the symbolic and subsymbolic paradigms have to address the same basic issues. Outlining a parallel distributed approach to those issues is the purpose of DISCERN. DISCERN is an integrated connectionist architecture. Independent neural network models of the various subtasks are brought together into a single system capable of performing the high-level cognitive task. In this chapter, I present motivation for such integrated connectionist models in general, describe the DISCERN system as an example, and discuss some of the main issues and prospects of the approach.
Honavar, V., and Uhr, L., editors,
Artificial Intelligence and Neural Networks: Steps Toward Principled Integration
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@article{miikkulainen:integration94, title={Integrated Connectionist Models: Building AI Systems on Subsymbolic Foundations}, author={Risto Miikkulainen}, journal={Artificial Intelligence and Neural Networks: Steps Toward Principled Integration}, editor={Honavar, V., and Uhr, L.}, pages={483--508}, url="http://nn.cs.utexas.edu/?miikkulainen:integration94", year={1994} }
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Processing Script-Based Stories: The DISCERN System
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Instead of the ordinary leathers, shoes are to be bolted on the footboards. It is expected that this will give the men a firmer hold, and will prevent blistering of the feet.